Vaccine injured rally on Beacon Hill

BOSTON – In midnight darkness, Meredith woke her husband. She told him to get a knife. “Cut my legs open or they’ll explode!”

Meredith’s whole body was on fire. The 77-year-old retired nurse from Duxbury was having a bad reaction to the Covid-19 shot she received that day. Two years later she still endures heart palpitations, blurred vision, chronic fatigue, headaches and nausea.

Meredith also suffers aphasia as a side effect of the shot. According to the Mayo Clinic aphasia, difficulty in communication, results from a stroke, cerebral tumor or brain trauma. Meredith’s husband also suffered a brain injury, a cerebral blood clot, after his Covid-19 shot.

“His neurologist said quietly, yes, it’s the vaccine,” Meredith said.

Meredith spoke at an event staged at the Massachusetts State House on Thursday, May 18 by Health Rights MA, an organization drawing attention to injuries from the Covid-19 shots. The group also documents the damage done by the pandemic mandates to the careers of people in essential services. The goal of the group is to enact legislation to prevent such gross violations of personal and professional rights in the future.

Full names were not revealed. Many participants feared the brutal treatment the unvaccinated received during the pandemic. Many were coerced into getting the Covid-19 shot by work supervisors and family members.

Rep. Peter Durant commented on the need for fair treatment of those in public safety, transportation and medicine who sought exemptions, religious and medical, who were later fired for refusing the shot. Durant also said it’s time to talk about injuries.

“Vaccine injury is real and people need to know about it,” Durant said.

The Worcester representative questioned the official messaging from federal sources, especially Dr. Anthony Fauci, former director of the National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases.

“Fauci said the shots would stop the virus. They really didn’t do that,” Durant said. “But it’s the science, so you can’t question it. If you dared question these (shots) you’re the heretic, you’re the nutcase, you’re the one not following the science.”

Rep. David DeCoste (D - Plymouth) spoke about the injustices done to health care and public safety personnel. The toll on human health was also heavy, but not a complete surprise.

“We all had concerns when the vaccine mandates went through,” Decoste said, “very justified concerns regarding the vaccinations for covid and the decisions parents must make, particularly for very young children.”

The unborn were often profoundly impacted by a mother’s shot. Christina was pregnant when she was inoculated. After 30 weeks of pregnancy her fetus stopped growing. Five weeks later her child was delivered by Caesarean section and spent the first 19 days of life in intensive care. Christina was told it was due to the shots.

“She’s in a constant state of ketosis,” Christina said of her two-year-old, who is still underweight. “Her liver is showing signs of dysfunction.”

Fertility injuries are one of the most common side effects of the shots. According to clinical findings of the National Institutes of Health, 40.6% of all women who received the shot suffered a disruption in menstruation, signaling possible damage to fertility.

The federal Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) shows that 5,001 miscarriages were reported after inoculation, though that number is low due to an acknowledged under-reporting factor. The primary database for tracking vaccine injuries nationwide, the VAERS system also reports 35,302 deaths from the shots and 66,198 cases of full disability.

Meredith and Sterling, a resident of Arlington, both said they have lists of people injured by the Covid-19 shots.

Sterling stepped to the lecturn to talk about a 75-year-old friend whose menses resumed after inoculation. She said, “The doctors have no idea.” A young friend lost her baby at five-and-a-half weeks pregnant, after a third Covid-19 shot.

“The doctors are baffled,” Sterling said. “They have no idea how a healthy 22-year-old could lose her baby like that.”

On April 4, 2022, David’s life changed when he took a second Moderna booster. The Marshfield resident was healthy, but suddenly found he couldn’t move. He spent three months confined to his bedroom.

“I’ve been diagnosed with POTS, a condition where my body cannot control its autonomic functions,” David said.

David also suffers from peripheral neuropathy, damage to the nerves around the brain and spinal cord, causing him to have weakness in his limbs. His memory and thinking are disordered. He also experiences generalized pain, erratic heartbeat and tinnitus, ringing in the ears.

“As I’m speaking right now,” David said, “they’re ringing so loud I can barely hear myself talking.”

Jef, now 64, worked in a nursing home in Peterborough, NH. He contracted Covid-19 in Dec. 2020, thus had natural immunity, which is stronger and more durable than the protection offered by the shots. According to information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, after six months the shots give no protection.

Jef’s employer urged him to get the shot. Just 25 days after his second dose he woke to excruciating pain in his back, hip and leg. Now living in Pepperell, Jef developed severe acid reflux, hearing loss, memory issues and “a host of other symptoms” including tinnitus, tachybradia, when the heart alternately beats too fast or too slow, loss of visual acuity and chronic low energy.

“I feel like I’m aging rapidly,” Jef said. “I have what I call brain throb, when it feels like there’s a sudden pressure in my skull. They’re pretty scary and make me feel like I’m going to have a stroke.”

Frances, a counselor, divides her time between Colorado and Cape Cod. The 62-year-old took a shot in the spring of 2021. She soon began having neurological problems, internal vibrations, buzzing, tingling and burning sensations. On a good day her clothes strafe like sandpaper against her skin. On a bad day she feels like broken glass lies just below the surface and she’s “living inside an electrical storm.”

“As a professional counselor I can…attest to the emotional trauma that some of the medical issues have brought on,” Frances said. “I too have felt the confusion, the anxiety, the fear and the aloneness. We are weary of being caught in the political crossfire and just need help.”

          An auto-immune specialist diagnosed Frances with small hybrid neuropathy—damage to the peripheral nervous system—mast cell activation syndrome and Sjögren’s Syndrome, a condition of dry eyes and mouth. Mast cell activation syndrome results from damage to the immune system and causes intensified allergy-like reactions, including anaphylactic shock.

          Frances said of her immune system specialist, “She drew a direct link to the vaccine…She strongly recommended no more boosters.”

          John refused the shot and was barred from attending law school. He did not trust the mRNA shots, which are genetic therapies, not vaccines. He filed suit against the governor over the mandates and began research to prove they were not justified.

John filed a Freedom of Information Act Request to receive 500,000 death certificates in the Bay State, everyone who died during the pandemic, “every cause of death, every person, all their names, their parents’ names, where they’re from, Medical Examiner’s office number, everything.”

John referenced the death certificates with the corresponding cases in the VAERS federal vaccine injury database. He discovered a pattern of deaths due to inoculation that were falsely attributed to Covid-19. He found evidence remdesivir caused many deaths by renal failure. He found evidence the shots killed 4,000 people in Massachusetts alone.

A news story he heard in the car demonstrated the inaccuracy of at least one death certificate.

“I was driving toward the gym one time and on the news it said a 7-year-old girl died from Covid. That didn’t happen. There’s no way that happened,” John said.

Statistically speaking, healthy children had zero likelihood of serious illness or death due to a SARS viral infection. Their immune systems are too strong. John matched the death certificate with a case in the VAERS database and found the girl’s name.

“First injection, she reacted in five minutes. Vomited for 8 to 10 hours thereafter. So they waited, then gave her another injection,” John said. “Severe abdominal pain, 103 degree fever…she was dead in four-and-a-half days.”

The child’s death certificate lists complications from Covid-19 as the cause of her death.

John told the story of a 30-year-old teacher who died of a stroke. John spoke to the nurse who wrote the VAERS case report. The teacher went to the emergency room twice, was diagnosed with migraines and sent home. The third time her family brought her in because she didn’t recognize her sister.

“The MRI showed brain lesions,” John said. “She was brain dead in a couple days. The family pulled the plug two weeks later.”

John talked about a 17-year-old girl who received a shot on May 23, 2022, who went twice to her primary care physician, complaining of a headache. She received the second shot of her series. Soon after, the girl died from a rare type of stroke, a cerebral venous sinus thrombosis, that caused massive bleeding deep in her brain.

According to online publications by Johns Hopkins University, such strokes are extremely rare, affecting just 5 people in a million. Six Harvard researchers later published a clinical study, ‘Fatal post-Covid mRNA associated CVST’, about the sudden high incidence of a rare injury.

“They’re telling you in the title that the death of this girl was caused by the vaccine that caused the stroke,” John said. “It’s in the title. In fact, it’s in every paragraph of that report.”

          John testified in federal court, under oath, about his findings. The case awaits trial in Springfield. In the meantime, the many people suffering damage from the shots try to deal with a medical system that lacks diagnostic codes for their injuries. Without diagnostic codes doctors cannot submit insurance claims for the treatment of injuries from the Covid-19 shots.

Frances said, “The bottom line is, we just need help.”